Richard Sherwin's 9/11 Footage (Enhanced Video & Doubled FPS)

09:57 - Last phase of WTC 2 (South Tower) collapse captured. WTC 2 core remant can be seen briefly as it is breaking apart. View from north. West Broadway.

15:24 - WTC 1 (North Tower) collapses at 10:28am. Collapse initiation missed apparently. View from north. West Broadway.

Videographer: Richard Sherwin
View on WTC from: North
Camera Location: Multiple, Lower Manhattan

00:00 - Part 1 - original file: WTC (9-11-2001)1 [live footage]_hd_STREAM.mp4

12:19 - Part 2 - original file: WTC clip2 [9-11-2001]_hd_STREAM.mp4

19:30 - Part 3 - original file: WTC 3 (edited) [9-11-2001]_hd_STREAM.mp4

[TheRubberStudiosASMR]

I’m kind of disgusted with myself for being so addicted to watching this footage.

[LauraRN]

22 years later and I still can’t fathom this at times.

[McCarthy]

I feel so bad for the lady saying she has workers up there on the 92nd floor...she is seeing their death. And yet, she may have felt guilty relief she wasn’t up there. Such a horrible day.

[Whippy]

The thing I remember the most is how the emergency services rushed towards the buildings whilst everyone else was running away. Those people were beyond heroic. My dad was a firefighter in the RAF and, at 91, he is still haunted by some of the things he witnessed. He got badly burned but still kept trying to rescue people. Imagine that on the scale of 9/11. God bless those heroes and RIP to all who lost their lives that day. 💔😞

[ginalane]

I'm still watching this 22 years later and I'll keep watching this because I never want to forget. I want to keep the victims' families and friends in my heart and continue mourning along with them and the survivors. No, I never want to forget.

[lilacrain]

July 2024 and I'm still watching these videos.

[thomascallaghan]

My uncle was a NYFD paramedic and lost his life that day! 😢 I still get emotional when the south tower fell he died. Hope he did not suffer. R.I.P. Jack

[guerrerodude]

That is the clearest video I've ever seen of the WTC2 central core.

[jamescarp]

One of the most horrific times in my life! Just watching the collapse of those buildings and the loss of all those lives breaks my heart even to this day!

[Peachy]

Here we are on the anniversary of this tragedy 22 years later. RIP to all the victims. Lets not forget the victims at the Pentagon and the heros that died in that Pennsylvania field.

[jessiehaert]

It's crazy how quick humans can comfort and help strangers in terrible situations like this.

[Jooforia]

I'm from UK and when this was broadcast it was the most surreal thing ever. I was at work and we all stopped to listen and try to grasp what was happening.

[Justin_Marrs]

Always hits me thinking about the people who had to look up at those buildings...knowing their loved one was inside. 💔

[mentlinc]

For ppl complaining about videos missing the entire fall of the towers. Remember ppl started recording after the plane hit. They burned for over 45 min, that's a long video to record continuously. So ppl paused their videos, then unpaused or started re-recording when they saw the pieces falling down. We didn't always have 32 gb sd cards. Millenial explanations..

[karisolomon]

My heart goes out to everyone. To watch this every year brings me back to where I was that day. I was on an 8 am flight out of ORD to NYC. We were ready to take off when we got called back to the gate. I will always remember -never forget.

[CHERYLDUBOIS-ge]

That moment when it went from "Oh no, what a terrible accident" to the realization that this is no accident will stay with me for the rest of my life.

[JahnoKestt]

It's been seventeen years, and every time I see a video like this it's unfortunately new all over again. Thank you for the upload.

[Dean_Bradley]

The emotions I feel when watching a video of 9/11 are still the same as when watching it unfold live . It truly is the most unimaginable thing that has ever happened in my 42 years.

[TupacNation]

It's been 17 years and 100's of videos watched over the last few years and it still astonishes me every time I see. Unbelievable.

[Rob-trst]

I was a sophomore in highschool and watched this unfold on tv. This week I met the first man I've ever known that was their that day. He lost his partner special agent Ron Bucca. Paul you have changed my life man, and it was such an honor and privilege to talk with you, and also serve along with you in the US Army.